ARI AT LAN - October 07, 2017

ARI AT LAN - October 07, 2017
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[@jackpeterson82004]

Diamondbacks Lineup: David Peralta LF AJ Pollock CF Paul Goldschmidt 1B JD Martinez DH Brandon Drury 2B Adam Rosales 3B Ketel Marte SS Jeff Mathis C Taijuan Walker P Starting Pitcher: RHP Taijuan Walker Dodgers Lineup: Chris Taylor CF Corey Seager SS Justin Turner 3B Cody Bellinger 1B Yasiel Puig RF Curtis Granderson LF Yasmani Grandal C Logan Forsythe 2B Clayton Kershaw P Starting Pitcher: LHP Clayton Kershaw

[@Seantheb0mb]

I remember being at this game. The environment when the Dodgers hit a home run was Electric. Never experienced anything like that before.

[@Pokerstarsvevo]

I miss baseball

[@chrisdarveaux3307]

Totally thrown series.

[@user-rn1cu8cv8b]

JT is a legend

[@justinbrooks2344]

21:54

[@justinbrooks2344]

5:04

[@johnradoff1113]

Oh wow the Dodgers were cheating too.

[@tony_anello]

???

[@dodgersszn-7829]

Ok bud

[@cesarbenitez3824]

Sure thing bud

[@thegoldenmask5076]

Evidence??

[@chrisdarveaux3307]

Yeah the Dodgers were cheating and the dbacks were throwing. Dbacks beat LA 11-8 in the season series. Won 5 of the last 6 meetings. Yet in this game they can't throw strikes and the Dodgers just knew what pitches were coming. Scripted pro sports are a joke.